Sentence examples for make cash available from inspiring English sources
It projects that costs will increase slowly and an economic recovery will make cash available for the state to make the contributions it has failed to do in the past.
Sunvil said it could make cash available if necessary, and sailing holiday company Sunsail is letting customers pay in advance in sterling to have their fridges stocked with groceries.
The next day, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the IMF's managing director, said he had prepared a $200bn war chest to lend to governments driven to financial crisis by the crunch, and could make cash available to struggling countries within a fortnight.
The French government will create a fund that will raise money to guarantee debt for up to five years in a bid to make cash available to banks unwilling to lend to each other.
It also includes plans to make cash available for farmers who invest in new technologies and boost productivity.
In the first half of the 19th century, and arguably earlier, the Bank of England made cash available to illiquid but solvent banks.
Henry M. Paulson Jr., the United States Treasury secretary, hoped that approval of the American bailout, which will involve buying securities from banks at more than their current market value, would free up credit by making cash available for banks to lend and by reassuring participants in the credit markets.
"Even within the current system, local authorities have powers to grant discretionary rate relief, and our guidance to local authorities written for the Future High Streets Forum says ATMs should get discretionary relief because they support all local businesses by making cash available".
Via PayPal's Adaptive Payments API, Kabbage will make cash advances available to eBay and other online marketplace sellers fairly quickly (Kabbage says that many transactions take as little has ten minutes).
Soon, with UNICEF support, FCI expects to be able to make cash transfers available to 1,500 vulnerable girls and women who are survivors of the conflict.
Make sure to have cash available as electricity may be "knocked out" after an earthquake.
